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Our Productions

Current Productions:
She
SHE depicts the final nights of a woman planning to take her life, presenting the frequently censored themes of suicide, emotional abuse, body dysmorphia, sexual violence and child loss. It aims, above all, to call for compassion and receptivity, and to create a space for and open dialogues about human suffering, depression and self-harm.


HAYWIRE:
The Dark Side of New Technology
This multigenre collection of short plays explores what happens when new innovations outpace human empathy, intelligence and agency. Across absurd comedy, psychological horror, and intimate grief, the collection interrogates humanity’s growing reliance on advanced systems designed to optimise, predict, replicate, and comfort. Meandering through the depths of futuristic underground postal labyrinths to the genetic blueprints of a grieving father’s ancestors, this collection presents a harrowing and shocking insight into the dark side of technology, asking: how far will technology take humanity before we’re left behind in its shadow? Features: Beyond the Grave (drama), Wonderful (thriller), Simon (comedy), and PostMax 6000 (comedy).

Past Productions

A Christmas Murder Mystery Comedy
The X-MASsacre
Deck the halls with bags of bodies,
fa la la la la...
For their Christmas party this year, Vasilis has a special surprise planned for his cheating wife, Mary: murder! And with all of their eccentric guests, there are plenty of suspects he can pin the fiendish crime on! The plan is fool-proof! Or so Vasilis thinks...because if Mary is still downstairs, then whom did he just kill in the bedroom? One erroneous murder after the next, and maybe this wasn’t such a good idea, after all...
A Tailor for Ladies
A Feydeau Comedy Adaptation.
Dr Moulineaux has a little pickle. He has spent the night out to meet his mistress, but his wife has found his empty bed! Luckily, he's an incredible deceiver... but perhaps after disguising himself as a dressmaker and hurtling down into a web of lies, the doctor might have gone too far this time...

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